... applause) And then he says, Mr, Gladstone the man who acts agains tha old opinion of all the great Whig leaders the old Whig days, when the Whigs were a party to which was proud belong, and which I would not give the traditions because a set of men choose to ...

... applause). And then he says, Mr. Gladstone is the man who acts against the old opinion of all the great Whig leaders in the old Whig days, when the Whigs were party to which was proud to belong, and of which I would not give up the traditions because a set ...

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... in their proper colours as the guardians of our Constitutional and Imperial interests. It is the Conservatives, and not th9 Whigs, who have been blamed for their prolonged inaction ; it is the Conservative party which presents the only organisation capable ...

... evidence of these ; truthful and impartial witnesses, how much better the ' national finance have prospered in the hands of the Whigs than of the Tories. It will add much information to moat minds touching that vital department the administration of any Go ...

... deserted that constituency when it was pointed out that it was his duty to take up the cudgela in East Cornwall. He waa not Whig. He was aorry to assert the failings of Whiga were privileged, and carried the Whiga nearer Tories than waa wholeaome. Whiga ...

... doubt, apart from the evidenqe supplied by Lord LymiMgton's motion, that a Whig cave i 8 being formed which may give some trouble. In all parts the House one meets two or three Whigs gathered together earnest conversation, and it is not difficult surmise ...

... Ministry of that day, when they carried the Repeal of the Corn Laws, were really possessore of Btolen goods. They found the Whigs bathing and stole their clothes, in which they came out aa the real Free Traders. like manner Disraeli's lot, by their factious ...

... feelings of honest indignation were shared on the Liberal benches. They had great faith in the Whigs, as they always have in crises like the present. If not the Whigs, then the Irish members, or Mr. Marriott, or Mr. Storey, or someone or somebody would leap ...

... more advanced b e enrolled himself its the Liberal Party ranks fifty years ago, and y°n imfeB ve ranked a W, Lizzy would a Whig- it was you Weal, ana you have posed knoW how much better both stuck to the Tone*, ana y Dizzy managed than 7°*' der disadvantage ...

... ranks fifty years and you had joined it twenty years later, Dizzy would in these have ranked /as Radical, you have posed as a Whig. As it was, you both stuck to urien, and you know how much better Dizay managed than you. Tue tact is, you labour under a ...

... be some scrambling for the Under Secretaryship of Foreign Affairs, but I should fancy there will disposition to mollify the Whig section by taking in Lord Edmond Fitzraaurice. Mr. Evelyn Ashley would probably go to the Foreign Office, of the routine of ...